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To complete: The given performance evaluation report for the given subunit.
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To identify: Which type of responsibility center is this subunit.
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To identify: Which items would be investigated by management if the decision-making criteria are to investigate variances equal to or above $10,000 and 14% (both criteria should be met).
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To identify: Should only unfavorable variances be investigated.
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To identify: The possibility of variances due to a higher-than-expected sales volume.
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To identify: Whether management will place equal weight on each of the $10,500 variances.
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To identify: Which balanced scorecard perspective is being addressed in the given performance report and also tell, is this performance report a lead or lag indicator.
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To identify: One key performance indicator for each of the other three balanced scorecard perspectives and also identify if they are lead or lag indicators.
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